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quoteme-cli
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Daily inspiration in your terminal, with quotes, jokes, facts, and even custom quote wallpapers.
QuoteMe is a fun terminal tool that greets you with a buddy, shows random quotes (filterable by author), facts, and jokes, and can generate wallpapers or custom-sized quote images. It also supports auto-display on session start for daily inspiration.

Make sure you have the following before installation:
You can install QuoteMe CLI globally via npm:
npm install -g quoteme-cli@latest
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
quoteme | Show a random quote |
quoteme -a <author> | Show a quote by a specific author |
quoteme -i | Generate and save a quote image to the default path (~/Downloads/quoteme images) |
quoteme -i <path> | Generate and save a quote image to the specified path |
quoteme -f | Show a random fact |
quoteme -j | Show a random joke |
quoteme -r | Set image resolution |
quoteme --enable | Enable quotes on terminal startup |
quoteme --disable | Disable quotes on terminal startup |
quoteme --auto-status | Show auto-display status |
quoteme -h, --help | Show this help message |

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Daily inspiration in your terminal, with quotes, jokes, facts, and even custom quote wallpapers.
We found that quoteme-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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